Turn Off the Red Light – End Prostitution and Sex Trafficking in Ireland
turnofftheredlight headerTurn Off The Red Light est une campagne pour mettre fin à la prostitution et la traite sexuelle en Irlande. elle est menée par une nouvelle alliance d’organisations de la société civile. La traite des femmes et des filles à des fins d’exploitation sexuelle est une forme d’esclavage moderne et mondialisée. Nous croyons que le meilleur moyen de lutter contre est de s’attaquer à la demande de prostitution en pénalisant l’achat de sexe.
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Fondation Scelles, France
logoLa Fondation Scelles défend l’idée que toute personne doit pouvoir vivre sans avoir recours à la prostitution. La Fondation Scelles estime que la prostitution est une atteinte aux Droits humains d’égalité, de dignité et une source de violences sociales et personnelles. Attachés aux principes abolitionnistes, nous nous engageons contre l’exploitation des personnes prostituées, notamment dans le cadre de la traite des êtres humains. Nous croyons que c’est par l‘éducation, la prévention, la sensibilisation, et la répression des acteurs qui exercent les violences à l’égard des personnes prostituées qu’une politique globale peut être menée.
Pour en savoir plus, visitez le site web de la Fondation Scelles.
End Prostitution Now, Ecosse, Royaume-Uni
stop demandEnd Prostitution Now est une campagne du Conseil de la Ville de Glasgow qui vise à sensibiliser aux dégâts provoqués par la prostitution et met l’accent sur les acheteurs de sexe – la DEMANDE – qui ont été par le passé invisibles dans les débats publics. Nous croyons que c’est la demande qui génère l’industrie du sexe à Glasgow et que c’est en attaquant la demande et en contestant les attitudes envers les prostitueurs que nous pourrons mettre fin à cette activité dommageable qui défigure les villes et villages d’Écosse.
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Collectif Alouette, France
logo collectif alouette webLe Collectif Alouette est composé de militants engagés dans la lutte contre l’exploitation sexuelle. Il défend la liberté sexuelle tant qu’elle ne porte pas atteinte à la dignité humaine et refuse toute commercialisation du corps humain. Son objectif principal est de soutenir les trente propositions du 13 avril 2011 de la mission parlementaire sur la prostitution en mobilisant l’opinion publique, notamment par le biais d’une pétition circulant sur internet.
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Mouvement du Nid France
logo nidLe Mouvement du Nid, association 1901 reconnue d’utilité publique, agit auprès de milliers de personnes prostituées dans 32 villes françaises. Le Mouvement du Nid revendique :
L’abrogation de toutes les mesures de répression touchant les personnes prostituées ;
Une lutte résolue contre toutes les formes de proxénétisme ;
L’ouverture d’alternatives réelles pour celles et ceux qui souhaitent quitter la prostitution ;
Des campagnes de sensibilisation des “clients” prostitueurs et une norme interdisant l’achat de rapport sexuel, à l’exemple de la Suède (1999), de la Norvège (2008) et de l’Islande (2009) ;
Des campagnes de prévention en direction des jeunes afin qu’elles/ils ne deviennent ni prostitué-e-s, ni proxénètes, ni “clients” prostitueurs.
Le Mouvement du Nid publie la revue Prostitution & Société, aussi disponible sur le web.
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Amicale du Nid, France
logoamicale pfL’Amicale du Nid association loi 1901, laïque et indépendante de tout parti politique, créée en 1946, a pour projet de participer à la construction d’une société sans prostitution, et d’accompagner les femmes et les hommes prostitués, majeures et mineures, à construire des alternatives à leur situation.
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Réseau international Zéromacho – Des hommes contre la prostitution, France
zeromacho pour webLe réseau Zéromacho rassemble des hommes, de tous pays, de tous âges, origines et conditions. Nous avons créé le réseau international Zéromacho pour dire publiquement NON au machisme, en particulier sous sa forme extrême qu’est la prostitution.
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The Anti Porn Men Project, Royaume-Uni
anti porn men project logo for webLe projet Anti Porn Men Project est un espace web permettant principalement aux hommes d’écrire et de discuter des questions anti-pronographie. Le projet donne également des ressources et des nouvelles concernant la pornographie. Ceux qui sont impliqués dans le projet pensent que la pornographie est l’une des questions sociales les plus importantes que nous devons appréhender dans la lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes et plus largement les inégalités femmes-hommes. C’est aussi une question personnelle dans la vie et les relations de beaucoup de personnes. C’est pour cela, et non par conservatisme ou sentiment religieux, que le projet Anti Porn Men Project est anti-porno. Notre mission est d’aider à développer une connaissance plus grande sur le sujet et de faire reconnaître les dangers de la pornographie. Nous espérons que cela aidera à la fois tout un chacun et le débat public à questionner la pornographie.
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UK Feminista, UK
ukfeminista logo
UK Feminista supports people to campaign for a world where women and men are equal. Why? Because despite massive advances in the status of women, gender inequality remains rife in the UK and across the world.
We believe that political, economic and social equality between women and men is possible – and it is a world that will be better for all. But progress doesn’t just ‘happen’. It takes ordinary women and men to stand up and be counted and create the world they want to live in. Our aim is to inspire and enable people to do just that.
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OBJECT, UK
logo objectOBJECT is the leading human rights organisation challenging ‘sex object culture’ – the increased sexual objectification of women in the media and popular culture. It does this by campaigning against the mainstreaming of the sex and porn industries through things like lads’ mags, lap dancing, Page 3, and the glamorisation of prostitution. This is crucial because of the role ‘sex object culture’ plays in reinforcing sexism and legitimising attitudes which underpin inequality and violence against women.
OBJECT launched the Demand Change! Campaign in partnership with Eaves in 2009 to tackle demand for prostitution – the most extreme form of objectification and commodification.
Click here to find out more.
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